Practical Security Guides For Your Team

Your website uses AngularJS, a web framework that reached its official end of life in December 2021 — meaning it no longer receives security fixes from its creators. A newly discovered flaw in AngularJS allows anyone to send a specially crafted piece of text to your app that causes it to freeze or become unresponsive, effectively locking out real users. Because AngularJS is no longer maintained, there is no official patch available.

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Your web application uses an outdated version of AngularJS (a JavaScript framework) that contains a known flaw. A visitor could submit a specially crafted URL into a form field and cause your server or browser to freeze up while processing it, making your site slow or temporarily unresponsive for other users. This is a medium-severity issue — it doesn't expose data, but it can affect availability.

Your website uses an old version of Bootstrap (a popular design toolkit) that has a known security flaw. A specific button feature in this version doesn't properly filter out malicious code, meaning that if any user-supplied text ever reaches those buttons, it could run unwanted scripts in your visitors' browsers. Bootstrap 3 is also no longer maintained, so no official fix will be released for this version.